Rafal Felbur: The Sūrata-sūtra and Forgotten Mahāyāna Scriptures (Part 2)
Rafal Felbur talks about the surviving Chinese and Tibetan versions of the Sūrata-sūtra, their depictions of a charismatic preacher bringing Buddhism to new frontiers, and what forgotten Mahāyāna scriptures like these reveal about the relation between monastics and monarchs. Interview by Miles Osgood. Part 2 of 2.
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